Counting Capsules and Tablets with TORBAL Pill Counting technology

Counting Capsules and Tablets with a TORBAL Pill Counter

Torbal tablet counters count pills of any size shape or form. Our counters are not hindered by transparent pills or uncoated dusty tablets. Typical transaction counts of 100 pills are usually performed in less than 20 seconds. Our scales are also superior inventory counters. A full supply bottle can be counted in less than 10 seconds.
Our pill counters do not cross contaminate and never have to be cleaned. Most models are essentially maintenance free. We offer some of the most affordable pill counting devices on the market, with a guaranteed ROI in just few weeks.
Patent pending features such as Advanced Pill Counting Accuracy and Pill Fragment Detection guarantee superior accuracy at all time.

TROBAL Pill Counting technology versus other tablet counters

Torbal Pill and Tablet Counters:
Pills, tables, or capsules counted on a Torbal pill counter never come in contact with any parts of the unit. Pills are filled directly from the supply bottle into the vial or a weighing boat, therefore cross contamination is completely eliminated
Torbal pill counters use highest quality electromagnetic force restoration load-cell mechanisms that are used to perform counting calculations with superior accuracy and speed.

Optical and Mechanical Pill Counters:
Optical, mechanical, and sensor array counters, usually rely and handling and sorting pills through a series of funnels, chutes, and moving parts. While poured, pills come in contact with many parts of the unit. Uncoated generic pills release dust and residue which causes potentially dangerous and harmful cross contamination.
Pill dust dust cause optical pill counters to miscount because sensor arrays cannot penetrate the residue obstructing the optical sensors.
Optical counters cannot handle pills poured at excessive speeds. When filling too fast, sensor arrays are unable to detect passing pills, in which case the counter miscounts, or requires the operator to perform a recount.

 Case Study - DRX-500s Cauting Scale vs. Optical and Mechanical Tablet Counters

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